yup. Needs a system so a player can ban another player like steam does with there steam id. you would quickly see all those childish assholes disappear.

Find friends to play lan or ip and let the children keep that crap.

Don't let them get to you; it's their problem, not your's.

I'm surprised that you were booted out of games.  Normally they can't find enough people to play.  It's possible that they thought you were a smurf.

I did that after they insulted me and kicked me out of games after i waited more then 10, 15 minutes for other players.

That pisses me off and can't you understand that ?

And its a difference to play a game at normal speed or wait half an hour or more (thats when you get kicked out of one game so you have to wait for another one) for one so start in which you can do nothing else.

Smurf sounds about right, and i have no idea what that means.

When i said i have no idea what they want from me i wasn't given an answer, no i was thrown out of the game. Thats the answer these .. individuals have to new players.

A smurf is a common term in online multiplayer gaming.  It's an experienced, often skilled or pro player who creates a new player name so that no one knows who he is.  Often times they end up stacking the team they are on.  People will smurf for other reasons too, such as being rusty or wanting to try a new race or strategy or even just wanting to be left alone.

I would not ascribe any positive reason to smurf.  Primarily it is to stack teams, grief, and act like a jackass online behind the guise of anonymity.  You try to defend it because you smurfed yourself quite a bit, sanchez/whip/whatever.  If they wanted to try something new or are rusty, who cares?  I have lost plenty myself and for stupider reasons than trying something new but you don't see me suffering for the fact that I lost games.  Stats obviously do not matter at all as no one cares to accumulate them.  Earning a name for one's self doesn't matter much either.  If you want to be left alone, play single player and name yourself whatever the hell you like.  The fact that you are on multiplayer states that you do NOT want to be left alone.  Smurfs don't have to have accountability for their actions due to the anonymity so they do not curb their behavior.  They can act like any kind of jackass they like and so they do.  It is sad that it affects new players poorly but that has not stopped the smurfs in the slightest. 

[_]-Greyfox

Maybe I'll make a smurf named, "Small Cajones".

one word answer - anonymity

If people have no idea who you are there is not much incentive to be nice  

ehh... not to be an ass, but.... the thread is preety old.